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WEBSTER’S CENSUS
Sutherland Shire Extent Number of Number of Inhabitants
Assint
Clyne
Creich
Durness
Dornoch
Edderachilis
Farr
Golspie
Kildonan
Lairg
Loth
Rogart
Tongue
Total
i 1 1
1 - l!
I I
Ph Eh fcfeS
386$
281*
341
200
556
173*
560
358
286f
202
238*
352*
1093 1093 218f
20774 20774 4151*
1406
1705
1000
2780
869
2800
1790
1433
1010
1193
1761
1934
1406
1705
1000
2780
869
2800
1790
1433
1010
1193
1761
Cromarty Shire
Cromarty
Tarbet1
Carried Over
419*
316*
1 Tarbet—Part of this Parish lyes in Ross Shire.

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